A Professional Skipper’s Take On Heavy Weather

by John on June 18, 2009 { 1 comment }

Chapter 11 of 22 in the eBook Heavy Weather Tactics

We received an e-mail a few weeks ago from our friend Bob Tetrault who has been following our heavy weather series. Bob went to Maine Maritime, has a master’s ticket, and has fished the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank in all kinds of weather. He currently owns three boats that fish the Gulf of Maine.

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